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oxygen could be produced from water and electricity though.
Heating/cooling: when you're exposed to 20°C water, it feels much colder than if you're exposed to 20°C air. That is because water has a higher density, and transports heat away from your body much faster. Now, mars has a very thin atmosphere. That means that it transports heat away from your body much more slowly. So even if it has -50°C, it will not feel likek -50°C on earth. Because you will feel only a fraction of that coldness.